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Alberta (Information and Privacy Commissioner) v. Alberta Teachers’ Association

• 2011 SCC 61
  • Go to CanLII for full text

The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Administrative Law Practice Manual (Current to: May 01 2023)
   • Chapter 1. An Overview of Administrative Law
     • V. Sources of Complexity in Administrative Law [§1.12]
       • A. The Standard of Review Over 40 Years: A (Not So) Short Story [§1.13]
         • 5. Dunsmuir (2008) [§1.18]
   • Chapter 2. Administrative Decision-makers
     • V. Expertise of Decision-makers [§2.17]
       • A. The Concept of Expertise [§2.18]
   • Chapter 9. The Decision from an Administrative Law Proceeding
     • III. Elements of a Decision [§9.5]
       • B. Timeliness of the Decision [§9.7]
   • Chapter 11. Judicial Review Fundamentals
     • VI. Other Legislative Provisions [§11.44]
       • C. Judicial Review Raising Issues Not Raised Before the Tribunal [§11.47]
   • Chapter 14. Remedies on Judicial Review or Appeal
     • V. Remedial Discretion [§14.14]
       • B. Discretionary Bars to Judicial Review [§14.16]
         • 3. New Issues [§14.19]
   • Chapter 15. The Role of the Respondent in Judicial Review or Appeal Proceedings
     • III. The Limited Role of the Decision-maker as Respondent [§15.14]
       • D. Tribunal Standing on Other Issues [§15.20]
         • 6. Discretionary Bars [§15.29]
     • IV. Practice of Respondents [§15.36]
       • C. Responding to Judicial Review Proceedings [§15.43]
         • 2. The Response to Petition [§15.45]
           • c. Legal Basis [§15.49]
             • iii. Discretionary Bars [§15.52]